I was watching an old episode of the Simpsons today, Marge was going to be bait to lure Homer King Kong on to Mr Burns boat against the advice of Smithers who said, "in my experience women and seamen don't mix"
That's a Halloween treehouse of horror episode. Simpsons was too adult for many households. I know a good few handful of friends who weren't allowed to watch it.
@@Honeneko.so silly tho because if the kid gets the joke they already have that knowledge and you can’t close Pandora’s box… if they don’t already have the information it’s impossible for them to learn from that type of joke.
@@mabusestestamentyeah it’s so generic and bland now they might as well do the whole thing with AI As you can see from my profile pic I still love the early years.
Actually at that point in the series he could have been telling the truth. The implication is there was an acute but terminal illness that Melinda passed away from when we hear about her in "Mother's Day." Additionally, long term memory for children doesn't really start developing until age two. And since the main characters are two and under, it's perfectly logical to conclude that they'd immediately forget about Melinda. Whereas Angelica, who is 2 - 4 for most of the series, could have some possible, fleeting memories.
@@dylanhughes572 Docking is a little more specific, while frotting/frottage is merely the act of them touching. I'd go into detail, based on what I'd heard, but this doesn't seem like an appropriate place, so I'll just leave that to Google.
Either way you look at it, it's weirdly progressive for a children's cartoon to display anything like that in the 90s. You could look at them like a married couple that doesn't abide by ordinary gender roles or stereotypes, or you could look at them as a couple of friends in a lavender marriage and either way there wasn't much on television like it, certainly not without making it all a joke (yes, Rugrats got a few lines in, but for the most part it didn't paint anything as weird or out of the ordinary about it.)
@@artistwithouttalent I think on some level we are supposed think it’s funny that they don’t follow traditional gender roles. And parents were supposed think it was funny that they were in a lavender marriage. So that portrayal wouldn’t fly today, but it was still a somewhat positive portrayal of LGBT+ people in the 1990s, so it wasn’t all bad.
@@crashlanding9938 That sucks, if your Christian religion can’t take a tradition of the religion that literally created yours, that requires having surgery on a baby’s gens, you’re too sensitive
@princeshadow13 Boris and Minka received some controversy later in the 1991 series' lifespan because the Anti-Defamation League claimed that the two characters resembled anti-Semitic drawings that had appeared in a 1930s Nazi newspaper, when in actuality, Klasky-Csupo was founded by Jewish people, and the 1991 series even had a Chanukah episode. This is why in the 2021 reboot, Boris and Minka were given redesigns so that they looked less like their 1991 series counterparts.
Roughly 10 seconds of Rugrats (3 "jokes") surrounded by 6 minutes of talking about the content. This just reminds you that Cracked is long dead. Hope the presenter is at least getting paid, regardless of how bad this is.
Cartoons can get pretty odd sometimes. I remember ghostbusters cartoon where Spengler made a comment about a random child character wanting his Epididymis.
...But aren't you also the same one to say engagement you didn't like would get people banned? Also, its wrong. Not your crying about comments, i mean harming babies....
You want that kind of engagement? Fine. We don’t tolerate the forcible cosmetic alteration of AFABs, and we’re finally beginning to treat intersex individuals with the same respect (and, yes, circumcision in infants is almost always cosmetic surgery, despite the AAP’s biased and long-expired policy statement). AMABs are equally entitled to bodily autonomy. Anyone who disagrees is anti-feminist, because believing someone isn’t entitled to bodily autonomy because of their sex assigned at birth is incompatible with the concept of gender equality. Oh, and BTW, circumcision jokes, in addition to being extremely disrespectful to survivors of the procedure, are among the laziest and most unfunny forms of comedy. Someone having their bodily autonomy violated hours or days after popping out of the womb is not something to laugh about or treat like an odd or awkward institution. It is abuse, period.
No kid watching this got any of those references and any adult that did and had a sense of humor just laughed. This was the 90's when someone said something on TV you got over it. Not like today when you have to make a whole case about everything and try and get it cancelled. Your life is too boring and easy if you have time to complain about a kids show.
Great job Jesse. I remember some of these jokes, mostly I remember being explained the joke about Kervokian as a child and finding it funny. And don't worry Jesse my chances of not being ruined were ruined years ago
Jesse...do the flipside of the coin. Instead of a kids show doing vaguely inappropriate jokes for the adult viewers, do one about an adult show doing inappropriate jokes regarding kids: aka Big Mouth which uses the philosophy: We'll show the genitalia of middle schoolers, but it's animated, so it's ok.
Howard in the woods, was a gay joke but not a positive one. Rugrats have two canons. New canon does depict Betty as a lesbian, but more for inclusion. Lou pickles was also changed for similar reasons. Betty was a tomboy who loved sports. Had nothing to do with that in the first canon.
@@mabusestestament Yeah, more as an insult. In the same manner "gay" was used as slang in the past. Still used that way today in some circles, but Stew was shitting on Howard for liking that kind of stuff. I don't think it had anything to do with Howard being homosexual.
This is like the third version of this channel, but it was always in this theme. Mojo just got bigger faster. Although I missed the days when they were sitting at the table in the dinner discussing these type things.
You forgot the joke where Phil said “A baby has better things to do than sitting around all day, bopping his Boppo!”
Don’t forget about Grandpa Lou renting “ Lonely Space Vixens” to watch after the babies go to bed.
I was watching an old episode of the Simpsons today, Marge was going to be bait to lure Homer King Kong on to Mr Burns boat against the advice of Smithers who said, "in my experience women and seamen don't mix"
Yes, we know what you think.
That's a Halloween treehouse of horror episode. Simpsons was too adult for many households. I know a good few handful of friends who weren't allowed to watch it.
Yeah I know it’s shocking for some people, but The Simpsons used to be a a bit of a different show the first number of seasons. The golden years.
@@Honeneko.so silly tho because if the kid gets the joke they already have that knowledge and you can’t close Pandora’s box… if they don’t already have the information it’s impossible for them to learn from that type of joke.
@@mabusestestamentyeah it’s so generic and bland now they might as well do the whole thing with AI
As you can see from my profile pic I still love the early years.
My favorite line is still always going to be Stu telling Chucky his dead mother will be picking him up in the morning lol.
Actually at that point in the series he could have been telling the truth. The implication is there was an acute but terminal illness that Melinda passed away from when we hear about her in "Mother's Day." Additionally, long term memory for children doesn't really start developing until age two. And since the main characters are two and under, it's perfectly logical to conclude that they'd immediately forget about Melinda. Whereas Angelica, who is 2 - 4 for most of the series, could have some possible, fleeting memories.
I'm honestly surprised that the "Lonely Space Vixens" scene wasn't included.
@PhoenixNorthstar "That's for after you go to bed."
Reptar Returns! Reptar Redux! And then my personal favorite...
Lonely Space Vixens...
Rugrats was one of those really unique shows that just nailed the formula!
I expected the episode where grandpa rented movies for the kid and had the adult movie to watch after they fell asleep
People piss and moan about the current state of Cracked, but these Canonball videos are great. Keep 'em comin'! ^_^
Just putting it out there the name Kevorkian is a really common Armenian name. Like Smith or Johnson in english names
2:14 It's called frotting, Jesse
"docking"
@@dylanhughes572
Docking is a little more specific, while frotting/frottage is merely the act of them touching. I'd go into detail, based on what I'd heard, but this doesn't seem like an appropriate place, so I'll just leave that to Google.
For "The Rugrats Movie," I thought you were going with the Pearl Harbor Joke.
That Dr Kevorkian joke is HILARIOUS. If that disturbs you get a life
Thought that was Tommy and Chucky climbing out of his mom's birth canal 😂
Betty and Howard were always portrayed as a stereotypical lesbian and a gay man.
Betty was portrayed as a Loud Tomboy and Howard as a Shy, Timid man. I can't say that those are stereotypical traits for a gay man or woman.
@@Honeneko. They were more so in the 1990s.
Either way you look at it, it's weirdly progressive for a children's cartoon to display anything like that in the 90s. You could look at them like a married couple that doesn't abide by ordinary gender roles or stereotypes, or you could look at them as a couple of friends in a lavender marriage and either way there wasn't much on television like it, certainly not without making it all a joke (yes, Rugrats got a few lines in, but for the most part it didn't paint anything as weird or out of the ordinary about it.)
@@artistwithouttalent I think on some level we are supposed think it’s funny that they don’t follow traditional gender roles. And parents were supposed think it was funny that they were in a lavender marriage. So that portrayal wouldn’t fly today, but it was still a somewhat positive portrayal of LGBT+ people in the 1990s, so it wasn’t all bad.
Circumcision is mutilation.
It’s a tradition
@@N04_DTI a bad one
@@crashlanding9938 That sucks, if your Christian religion can’t take a tradition of the religion that literally created yours, that requires having surgery on a baby’s gens, you’re too sensitive
Can I say that the later seasons had a sad lack of Deedee's parents, they were always a highlight.
@princeshadow13 Boris and Minka received some controversy later in the 1991 series' lifespan because the Anti-Defamation League claimed that the two characters resembled anti-Semitic drawings that had appeared in a 1930s Nazi newspaper, when in actuality, Klasky-Csupo was founded by Jewish people, and the 1991 series even had a Chanukah episode. This is why in the 2021 reboot, Boris and Minka were given redesigns so that they looked less like their 1991 series counterparts.
Roughly 10 seconds of Rugrats (3 "jokes") surrounded by 6 minutes of talking about the content.
This just reminds you that Cracked is long dead. Hope the presenter is at least getting paid, regardless of how bad this is.
Cartoons can get pretty odd sometimes. I remember ghostbusters cartoon where Spengler made a comment about a random child character wanting his Epididymis.
That was the film, Ghostbusters II.
ruclips.net/video/HUsk12N_mik/видео.html
Haven't watched yet, but nice to see some old fashioned Cracked content.
That was, indeed, my introduction to Dr. Kevorkian.
This is the most 2012 ass video title and thumbnail I’ve ever seen, and I mean that in the most complimentary way I possibly can!
...But aren't you also the same one to say engagement you didn't like would get people banned?
Also, its wrong. Not your crying about comments, i mean harming babies....
You want that kind of engagement? Fine. We don’t tolerate the forcible cosmetic alteration of AFABs, and we’re finally beginning to treat intersex individuals with the same respect (and, yes, circumcision in infants is almost always cosmetic surgery, despite the AAP’s biased and long-expired policy statement). AMABs are equally entitled to bodily autonomy. Anyone who disagrees is anti-feminist, because believing someone isn’t entitled to bodily autonomy because of their sex assigned at birth is incompatible with the concept of gender equality.
Oh, and BTW, circumcision jokes, in addition to being extremely disrespectful to survivors of the procedure, are among the laziest and most unfunny forms of comedy. Someone having their bodily autonomy violated hours or days after popping out of the womb is not something to laugh about or treat like an odd or awkward institution. It is abuse, period.
I wasn't a kid but I watched it with my son. How time flies.
No kid watching this got any of those references and any adult that did and had a sense of humor just laughed. This was the 90's when someone said something on TV you got over it. Not like today when you have to make a whole case about everything and try and get it cancelled. Your life is too boring and easy if you have time to complain about a kids show.
Obviously you have never had to sit through a relative's vacation slideshow. They are awful.
In a DIY world, I wonder if anyone has considered making an 'at home DIY circumcision kit'
2:20 it's called "docking". Rick and Morty explained it 😂
Great job Jesse. I remember some of these jokes, mostly I remember being explained the joke about Kervokian as a child and finding it funny.
And don't worry Jesse my chances of not being ruined were ruined years ago
Yay another CanonBall!
It’s a thing, Mr Cannonball lmaoooo
Am I high or was this list of four missing one?
Homoparents for Phil and Lil, newborn genital mutilation and assisted dying - that's three! You're high *and* right!
He did say "a few times" rather than 'four times' though
Didn't like the Rugrats but I appreciate it now
Huh, didn't include the one with grandpa going to play Russian Roulette.
@manicmagician That wasn't even a real example from the 1991 series. That was just a meme someone made.
Oh, huh@@FlyingDuckMan360
Jesse...do the flipside of the coin. Instead of a kids show doing vaguely inappropriate jokes for the adult viewers, do one about an adult show doing inappropriate jokes regarding kids: aka Big Mouth which uses the philosophy: We'll show the genitalia of middle schoolers, but it's animated, so it's ok.
This is the most 2012 ass video title and thumbnail I’ve ever seen, and I mean that in the most derogatory way I possibly can
Sounds like you're offended by the jokes, this show was spot on.
We have a rugrats escape room in Vegas
there was a scene in one of the episodes of a guy reading a porn magazine too
As a kid I thought the artwork was ugly 😅 but I grew to like it and watched it
Here early, but assuming it's here, Steven Universe has a similar gag to the "Space Vixens/after you go to bed" gag with an old tape of Greg's
You mean funny.
Howard in the woods, was a gay joke but not a positive one. Rugrats have two canons. New canon does depict Betty as a lesbian, but more for inclusion. Lou pickles was also changed for similar reasons. Betty was a tomboy who loved sports. Had nothing to do with that in the first canon.
Not a positive one?
@@mabusestestament Yeah, more as an insult. In the same manner "gay" was used as slang in the past. Still used that way today in some circles, but Stew was shitting on Howard for liking that kind of stuff. I don't think it had anything to do with Howard being homosexual.
@@Honeneko.
Like a “that’s so gay” kind of way?
@@mabusestestament Yes, lol. That exactly.
@@Honeneko.
Okay, thanks🍻
Rip Toriyama
Soo 6 mins of exposition for 3 "jokes"...
frottage
RossGarry GlenGlen
this guy yaps way too much
This channel is so liberal and woke now it’s not funny without roger
What is woke, and why do you prefer to be asleep
why is this channel trying to be a competitor to watch mojo
This is like the third version of this channel, but it was always in this theme. Mojo just got bigger faster. Although I missed the days when they were sitting at the table in the dinner discussing these type things.